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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1975

Page

3

Ohio House Advances Property Tax Relief and Rejects Auto Tax Suspension

The Ohio House approved a property tax reduction for inventories and equipment, phasing rates from 45–50% to 35% over eight years, while narrowly defeating a bill to suspend the 4% state auto tax until July 1. Senate had passed the auto tax bill earlier, needing a two-thirds House vote that failed 64–24. Supporters said relief boosts business. opponents warned of local revenue losses and risk to schools and government services.

Senate House Joseph P. Tulley Willoughby

Ohio House kills tax relief bill on car sales

An emergency clause to suspend Ohio four percent sales tax on new motor vehicles failed 64 to 24 in the House after Gov Rhodes showed support. The bill died as debate split along party lines, with 46-42 on the measure itself lacking the constitutional majority.

Ohio House James A. Rhodes Senate Rhodes

Roll call shows House rejects emergency clause on auto tax exemption

The House votes 64 to 24 against adding an emergency clause to a proposed sales tax exemption for new car sales. Ninety day effect delayed without clause. 66 votes needed for passage. Democratic signatories total 45 including Gilmartin and Riffe. Republican 19. Several Democrats and Republicans vote against. Multiple members absent or not voting.

Columbus Ohio House Baumann Bell Boggs Bowers Branstool Brooks Brown Carney Colonna Cook Cox Deering DelBane Eckhart Fries Gilmartin Hartley Healy Hinig R. James James Jaskulski J. Johnson Jones Kopp Lancione Leonard Locker Luken McLin Mallory Maiott Nader Orlett Quilter Rocco Shoemaker Smart

Charitable gambling bill moves to House Rules Committee

A bill shielding religious and charitable groups from prosecution for non profit gambling games advances after a 16 to 1 approval in the House Judiciary Committee. It defines tax exempt organizations under IRS rules and acts as a committee substitute to Rep Weyandt's measure.

Columbus Ohio House Rules Committee House Judiciary Committee Ronald H. Weyandt D-43 Akron

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